嘶吼

嘶吼 means to scream or shout in a loud, hoarse voice. It often conveys intense emotion such as pain, anger, or desperation, and is more forceful than a regular scream.

The character 嘶 (sī) originally meant a hoarse sound, while 吼 (hǒu) means to shout or roar. Together, they create a vivid image of a rough, powerful cry, often used in dramatic or emotional contexts.

嘶吼 is commonly used in literature, movies, and daily speech to describe strong emotional expressions. It can also be used metaphorically to describe loud or aggressive behavior, such as in a protest or during a heated argument.